Nebria rufescens

Nebria rufescens (lat.) - a species of beetles-ground beetles from the subfamily of dams . Distributed in Latvia and Russia , as well as in Canada and the USA . They live under stones, pebbles, etc., from the edges of upland streams and rivers ^[1] . The body length of adults is 9-12 mm. Black beetles ^[1] .

Nebria rufescens
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animals Kingdom : Eumetazoi No rank : Bilateral symmetrical No rank : Primary No rank : Molting No rank : Panarthropoda Type of: Arthropods Subtype : Tracheo-breathing Overclass : Six-legged Grade: Insects Subclass : Winged insects Infraclass : Winged insects Treasure : Fully Transformed Insects Squadron : Coleopterida Squad: Winged Suborder : Carnivorous beetles Superfamily : Caraboid Family: Ground beetles Subfamily : Dammers Tribe : Nebriini Gender: Nebrian ground beetles Subgenus : Boreonebria View: Nebria rufescens
International scientific name
Nebria rufescens Schonherr , 1806
Subspecies
Nebria rufescens castanipes Kirby, 1837 Nebria rufescens gyllenhali Schonherr, 1806 Nebria rufescens lassenensis Kavanaugh, 1979 Nebria rufescens lindrothi Kavanaugh, 1979 Nebria rufescens munsteri Larsson & Gigja, 1959 Nebria rufescens rishiriensis Habu, 1972